A Consolidated Library of Anglo-Saxon PoetryNumber of occurrences in corpus: 10
| Andreas 1188a | ond þu here fysest / feþan to | gefeohte | || eart þu fag wiþ god / dugo |
| Andreas 1196a | meda || wordum lærde / folc to | gefeohte | || feondes cræfte / nu ge gehy |
| Elene 744a | cce || ond sybbe gehwær / æt | gefeohte | friþ || se þe foran lædeþ |
| Beowulf 2048b | nawan / ðone ðin fæder || to | gefeohte | bær / under heregriman || hind |
| Judith 189a | ðæt ge recene eow / fysan to | gefeohte | || syððan frymða god / arfæ |
| Judith 202a | || bæron sigeðufas / foron to | gefeohte | || forð on gerihte / hæleð u |
| The Paris Psalter 139:2 3a | rh hearme geþoht / hi þæt to | gefeohte | georne || gefremed habbaþ / / # |
| The Paris Psalter 88:37 2a | || fagan sweordes / nafaþ æt | gefeohte | || fælne helpend / / # / þu hin |
| The Battle of Brunanburh 28a | sme || land gesohtun / fæge to | gefeohte | || fife lægun / on þam campst |
| The Battle of Maldon 11a | his ealdre gelæstan / frean to | gefeohte | || ongan þa forþ beran / gar |